Hi, so my 6a has begun lagging lately, lagging in the sense that it takes quite a few seconds to register my input and the fps drops quite a lot.
I think it usually happens in a device when there's not enough RAM, but shouldn't android smartly allocate enough RAM for the current application?
Anyways, is there any solution to this? Do I have to end up formatting the device?
I didn't see any posts regarding this so, here goes:
"The release will hit PC, Linux, Mac, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S as per usual, and now we’re also adding PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2 to the roster. Of course there will be full crossplay between all the platforms, so that you can play with your friends."
Edit: It'll be out by 09-09-2026
Hi, as the title says, a couple months ago I replaced the dualsense's stick with tmr gulikit ones, it was working fine in the beginning but after a while (only a few days) the right stick started randomly "drifting" downwards, unlike drifting in the regular stick modules, it was more like getting stuck or something.
I put the controller down to re-repair it later, and I think it's time to do it. I took some snaps of the soldering job i did yesterday so I'll share that below.
Weirdly, after i re-assembled the controller yesterday it started downwards "drifting" indefinitely. So which pin did i f up?
Please help! I don't wanna waste more money on ts.
Hi, I'm unable to run the test cases that I wrote in composeApp/commonTest for util functions in composeApp/commonMain, I just don't get the gutter icon to run the test cases at all. Is it because I haven't added a jvm target?
And since the project structure has changed in agp 9+, where do we write test cases for stuff in composeApp/androidMain?
